The National tribune., 1887-11-24
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PTNE.-Daniel Pine. pensiOner Of the war OF
1872, died at Paw Paw Grove, Lee County, H.,
Oct, 90 1887, aged 100 years and 10 months
MYERs.-Maj Gen. William Myers, u. 8. Army
died Nov "a at his home in New York city where
he has resided since he was placed on the retired
list in 1850. He was a native of PENNSYLVANIA and
graduated from West Point in 1882 in the infantry
During the war he was transferred to the Quarter
masters Department. in which he became Lieuten-
ant-COlOnel and Deputy QuaTteTmaster- General,
and served as Chief QuaTteFmaser in various mill
tary divisions and departments since the war. AT
one time he was Depot Quartermaster at Washing
ton, but his latest service on Gen. TeFry'S staff
at St. Paul. He brevetted from Captain to
Brgadier-G General for meritOrious service in his
corps during the rebellion.
DoUTRIcH.-John Doutrich, Co. 7. 10Th Pa. died
at Ephrata, Pa, early in the present month, aged
a. years. He was buried by Lieut.. Leach Post, No.
52i. Department. of Pennsylvania, of which he had
WEBsrER.-John r. Webster, formerly sth ". Y.
militia during the war, died Nov IA Jersey City.
MCCOMB.-Samuel McCOmb, 9Th Pa. Cav, died
at New York city Nov. IA. aged g.
ROUsE.-P. j. Rouse, Co. i, 56th ". r, died as
Greenvile, ,. O., Nov. Is, aged a. from an aoci-
dent. He settled in South Carolina after his mus
ter-out
TRANrHAM-Died at Pollock, Mo-, Nov IS, JK.
TranthRm, private, Co. 18th Mo-, aged 60; amen
Der of George III. Blunt Post, No. So Department OF
Missouri.
WooD-Lieut c. NJ. Wood, Co. K, 10th Ind,
died at Metz, Mo, Nov. 5, of consumption. He en-
tered the army private and was promoted after
confinement at AndersOnville, having been taken
prisoner at the battle of Kenesaw Mountain. His
last volunteer service was IN Texas IN 1868.
MANN.-W illiam VI. Mann, Co. III, l2lss ~. Y,
died at Lawrence. n. Y, Nov. z, aged 81 Lieuk-
| Col Kidder, of his old regiment, attended the flu
| neral and made touching address.
FRYMTRE.-William Frymire, Co. O. I28sh Ind. i,
| died last July at South Bend Ind He was q mem
| Der of Auten Post, No. 8. and also Of tho South
Bend Veterans Guard an old soldiers organiza-
| ton.
/ McCARTY-Fon. Hugh De France ATeCarty for
merly Lieutenant Colonel lst Kan, died last Sep
/ tember at Highland Kan. He went to Kansas ia
1857 and in later years the State Superintend-
eut of Public Instruction. He entered the service
in 1861 Captain in the LIST KAN and was disabled
i by a severe wound at Wilson's Greek. He became
Lieutenant Col ne of Kansas militia during the
Price raid and at the time of that raid the militia
Colonel refused to cross the State line, whereupOn
i MeCarty tore of his straps and with 10 men went
i to the front and into action.
/ SOLLARs.-ROwland O.. SOllars Co. Z. lI6th III,
died at Decatur. H., Nov. 8, from disability in
cured in the service. lie was over IS years OF age
i and a member Of Dunn Post, No TAI, of Illinois.
4 PETRI.-AIaj Charles Petri. 10th H., died Nov.
i II, ut his home in st. Joseph. Mo-, aged Ga Ha
i was native of Brunswick Germany, and removed
to this country in 1913, having in The meantime
i eeived q fine military education abroad. He was
one of the first to enlist at the outbreak Of the war
| and served with considerable distinction. He was
by profession Civil Engineer, and for l3 years be-
/ fore his death had been in the employ of the Ham
/ niba & st. Joseph Railroad. The interment took
/ place at Quincy. III.
/ CAMERON Richard Cameron, formerly 13osh n.
Y. died Nov. l6, in Brooklyn N. Y. aged "A years.
/ He was q member of the Brooklyn Fire Depart
ment before and after isarmy service, and until ne
II died.